| Description | Mother and Richard Lowe are better and have visited Ettington. His hopes of marriage in the spring. Is looking for a house in the suburbs and fancies Kennington, even though it is some distance from his business. J.B.L's son, John and dear little Sarah. Trade is bad, many hatters have bankrupt "by which many in our line have suffered very deeply, but we have hitherto escap'd". "These are certainly very awkward times for people in business". Princess Amelia is a little better; the King is ill. William Bevington has taken a house in Ettington, but keeps the farm at Wellesbourne. |